by Richard Augustin Hay. 1835. 127p

The book presents a comprehensive history of Scotland, focusing on the Chronicle of John Fordun and its continuation by Walter Bowmaker. It encompasses significant events from the nation's early history to the death of King James I, detailing the establishment of bishoprics, monasteries, and notable religious figures. The manuscript, rich in historical documents, charters, and treaties, aims to enhance understanding of Scotland's past while providing valuable insights into its political and religious developments.